EBENEER

Your customer designs it.
Your workshop cuts it.

They size and finish their piece online, the price is worked out in real time, and your workshop receives the cutting files.

A made-to-measure pale oak cabinet shown in three dimensions, with its dimensions on display.
The configurator on stage

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Three moves

From the customer’s choice to the cut panel.

  1. 01

    The customer builds it

    They pick dimensions, material and options. The piece takes shape on screen, inside the limits you set.

  2. 02

    The price is worked out live

    The amount comes from your own price grid and is recomputed at every change. No more quote back-and-forth: your customer sees their price straight away.

  3. 03

    The workshop gets the files

    Every order arrives with the parts list, the cutting outlines and the labels. Nothing to redraw, nothing to retype.

Proof

They put their trust in us.

Live in production at TINTA

TINTA sells its made-to-measure furniture with ebeneer configurator — its own catalogue, its workshop rules, its prices. Try it in real conditions.

Screenshot of the configurator running at TINTA: a modular bookcase composed in 3D, the material swatches and an up-to-date price.
The configurator TINTA sells with, in production

Plans

A deployment done for you.

We build your catalogue, your materials and your rules. You sell — with a quote or payment journey suited to your business.

Starter

Your first ranges online, in four weeks.

  • Up to four furniture families, ten calibrated materials
  • Your manufacturing constraints, encoded: the solution adapts to you
  • Live price, online order, automatic production pack
  • Dedicated instance, hosted and maintained

Two wider scopes follow: Signature for the full catalogue, Intégral for the commerce site.

See the plans

First conversation · 30 minutes

Show us one range.
We will show you what it looks like online.

Thirty minutes to help you take your know-how online. A PDF catalogue or a few workshop photographs are enough to start.